[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] [Xen-devel] Brief TLS/PAE/xenbus/AGP/Debian/VCS questions
I've been away from the Xen land for a while for various reasons. So I've recently skimmed through quite a lot of mails here and I'm not sure if I got everything properly. What's happending with the TLS issue? Is /lib/tls still harmful? There was talk of a glibc patch - did that ever progress anywhere? Did making it work require changes to Xen as well as glibc? PAE support seems to be progressing nicely. Great work! Some mails seem to be saying matter of factly that it will be in Xen 3.0 - this is great news. There are news of AGP/DRM fixes in 2.0.6. Last time my nForce2 chipset fell over by the lack of secondary devices (the bridges) as they were hidden by Xen. I guess this is still the case in 2.0. Is the new PCI/ACPI/etc. code now in unstable? Does that mean that the bridge devices should now show up normally and I could new try to get AGPGART support working? How far along is xenbus right now? I'm particularily interested in a local communication channel between domain 0 and other domains that would not be a network interface. Better console support would be really nice as well, but in the end that is a secondary concern. What remains to be done? Is anyone making Debian packages of the unstable branch code? If not, I guess I will roll my own. The stable packages are still at 2.0.5 in the Debian archive, but I guess they will get to 2.0.6 once Adam Heath gets a breather from his work. The VCS issue is still open I guess? I'm not allowed to use BitKeeper anyway, so this is good news to me in a way. But I guess I will keep on using the nightly source snapshots until a change has been made. And lastly - roadmap says Xen 3.0 in July - now that would be quite soon indeed. That's it for now. This questionnaire is here just if someone happens to have the time to fill me in - I will do my own digging if not. TIA, -- Naked _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xensource.com/xen-devel
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